Bechoros Daf 41

Z'Nav Ha'Egel, that's the tail of this cow.

She'inamagas le'arkuv, doesn't reach the arkuv.

We'll have to see what the arkuv actually is, but spoiler alert, it's a joint in the thigh.

If the tail is too short, it's considered a full-blown mum.

Omru ha'chomim, ko marbis ha'golim kein.

That's the way they all grow.

As the body grows, the tails continue to elongate.

So, at least the way Rashi learns, the Chachamim are explaining the Tanachamah, and not arguing with the Tanachamah, that it is considered a Mumm if it's not long enough to reach the Ark of, because since the animal is growing, it should have reached it.

the parish of the Tanachamah.

However, the Rambam in the parish of Mishnaeus makes it into a machleikis.

The Chachamim are arguing with the Tanachamah and saying it's not going to be considered a mum.

Continues the Mishnah, What do we mean? What is this Arkav? It's some kind of joint in the middle of the thigh.

Moving over to Omed Aleph, When the Mishnah is saying, about the tail not being long enough to reach the Ark of, that's talking about the upper joint and not the lower joint.

And it has its counterpart in a camel.

We can use the camel to illustrate the different joints.

The following are going to work that you can now and in a case of when this animal is and it has this kind of , they have the that you can now be paid it.

Why does this even exist? we started the whole parakh by saying, and for the Gemara, because Pesul and Magdoshan nift in a land.

The fact that the Mishnah has to circle back and say that you can be paid to the Magdoshan based on these kinds of Momin, we first have to say the introductory line of .

If you're telling me you can based on these kinds of moments, you certainly can be based on those kinds of moments.

since the Mishnah added those additional three.

Remember, it was Ayala from yesterday's daf.

The had argued with Ayala and said, And then the Mishnah went on, So you might think that the Halacha is not going to go like Ayala and these other Yechidim.

So this Mishnah is basically a punchline telling us the Halacha goes like Ayala and Rav Hanina ben Gamliel and Rav Hanina ben Atiknas, and that's why it had to exist in this way.